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Vietnam, Panama Forge Closer Ties with Focus on Culture, Tourism, Security Cooperation

Vietnam and Panama are strengthening their bilateral relationship with the signing of cooperation agreements in culture, tourism, and security. The Panamanian President's visit aims to make the traditional friendship between the two nations more substantive.

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